ONDO will unlock 1.9 billion tokens on January 17th, valued at approximately $860 million at current market prices. What's notable is the gathering scheduled for February 3rd—BlackRock, JPMorgan, Swift, and the DTCC will attend a major industry summit. Early investors holding positions from seed rounds are sitting on roughly 40x gains, and some are likely to take profits into this unlock event. The market appears to be pricing in the supply shock from token releases, yet there's an intriguing disconnect: institutions representing close to $50 trillion in assets under management could show up just two weeks later. This timing gap presents an interesting dynamic—current price action may not fully account for the institutional inflows that could follow the summit.
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PensionDestroyer
· 01-11 02:55
January 17th dump, institutional rescue on February 3rd? This arrangement is perfect.
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Wait, 50 trillion in funds only arrive after two weeks? Those who invested early must have already run away.
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Blackstone, Morgan, and others are coming for a meeting. Is ONDO about to take off or cool down? Not quite sure.
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40x returns, 170 million tokens are about to be dumped... Are those buying now really the last bagholders?
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The key is how the market reacts in these two weeks. Will institutions really step in for ONDO? It’s not that simple.
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Betting that this time difference can make money, are fools. Institutions have already set their positions.
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Dump 1.9 billion tokens and then rely on a meeting in two weeks to pump the price? That logic is a bit absurd.
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The institutional summit indeed looks exciting, but regarding supply shocks, the current price has already been halved.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 01-11 02:49
On the 19th, there's a crash, and on the 3rd, institutions come to pick up the pieces. This script is pretty well written.
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LightningClicker
· 01-11 02:34
Wait, the big unlock on January 17th, Blackstone and others are having a meeting two weeks later? The time gap is too extreme... People who entered early have already increased 40 times, now no one is afraid to dump the market.
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ChainSpy
· 01-11 02:33
January 17th dump, it took two weeks for the whales to hold a meeting. The time gap is really incredible.
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The early investors who gained 40x returns, how conflicted must they be now... to hold or not to hold.
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Is the 50 trillion asset management coming? It feels like everyone rushing in now is just a bagholder.
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Unlocking the dump is ironclad, but institutions will come too, and that's also ironclad... the price difference in between is the secret to wealth.
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NGL, this rhythm is too chaotic, could it be intentional?
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Blackstone, Morgan, and these players appear. Is an 800 million USD dump really a big deal?
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Two weeks is enough to clear out the panic sellers. Just waiting for institutions to step in.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-11 02:30
I took a look, and this timing is indeed a bit desperate... Selling pressure is coming, institutions are also entering, and it's a gamble on whether the big funds will really pour in.
ONDO will unlock 1.9 billion tokens on January 17th, valued at approximately $860 million at current market prices. What's notable is the gathering scheduled for February 3rd—BlackRock, JPMorgan, Swift, and the DTCC will attend a major industry summit. Early investors holding positions from seed rounds are sitting on roughly 40x gains, and some are likely to take profits into this unlock event. The market appears to be pricing in the supply shock from token releases, yet there's an intriguing disconnect: institutions representing close to $50 trillion in assets under management could show up just two weeks later. This timing gap presents an interesting dynamic—current price action may not fully account for the institutional inflows that could follow the summit.